Problems after walbro install/should I ditch the procharger fuel pump?
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Problems after walbro install/should I ditch the procharger fuel pump?
I installed the walbro 255 pump. Should I get rid of the procharger piggy back pump? I have the greddy emanage but havent installed it yet. I also put Rc 440 injectors in there. It seems like im running real rich but I havent really had time to tweal with it. The last time I drove it it was almost stalling in reverse? If I install a greddy emanage can I just get a map from someone here that has a similar setup and load it? I have a procharger w/ 9lb pulley and test pipes.
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i dont have a procharger but i would think that you need to remove that piggyback pump, their is no reason for it poeple here are running fine with the walbro i for one dont have any problems with my pump.
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Originally Posted by MIAPLAYA
You need to tune your car... those 440s and Walbro pump are making you run retarded rich. You need to get that Emanage installed and tune the car...
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